Sentence examples for tries to project a from inspiring English sources

She tries to project a stoic image, of someone perfectly reconstructed.

"She is a pretty woman who tries to project a modern and open image," said Dominique Clément, the center-right mayor of the town of Saint Benoit.

The plans come as her party tries to project a tougher line on immigration and border security ahead of elections in September.

"Wal-Mart tries to project an improved image as a good corporate citizen," said Brad Seligman, a lawyer for the plaintiffs.

As the government of President Bashar al-Assad tries to project an image of normalcy, denying reports of runaway inflation, rebels say they are finding new ways to attract support from the business class and siphon off government resources.

The scandal has become a major distraction for Mr. Martin as he tries to project an image as a strong and honest leader, and his handling of the issue has been far from sure-footed.

The prime minister will travel to Poland on Sunday to watch Spain play Italy in Euro 2012 as his government tries to project an image of business as usual.

"You should try to project a better image.

The Obama campaign is trying to project a similar image.

Niederhoffer had been worried all summer, but he tried to project a wry, self-deprecating humor.

She tried to project a laid-back image while anxiously tugging at her sleeves.